How quickly does Relaxiprin take effect?
Most people taking Relaxiprin experience increased relaxation, a sense of well-being, and reduced worry shortly after taking it. Keep in mind that every person is different and individual results will vary.

How long will the effects of Relaxiprin work?
On average, Relaxiprin last for 4-6 hours after a single serving. Of course, individual results vary, and some customers have reported that Relaxiprin continues to work beyond the 4-6 hour time frame.

Do I need a prescription for Relaxiprin?
No, Relaxiprin is a natural supplement, not a drug. A prescription is not necessary to purchase Relaxiprin.

Should I take Relaxiprin daily, or only "as needed"?
How often you take Relaxiprin is up to you. If you struggle with more than occasional anxiety or consistently high stress levels, you can use Relaxiprin everyday for continuous relief. On the other hand, if you experience occasional anxiety or intermittently high stress levels, you can take Relaxiprin "as needed" to for fast acting relief.

How many capsules should I take at once? And how many times per day should I take Relaxiprin?
Two capsules are sufficient for most people, but in some cases taking three capsules at once may be more effective. For regular daily use, the recommended dose is two capsules "as needed" and two capsules at bedtime. Do not exceed six capsules in one day.

Is Relaxiprin safe for children?
Children under 12 should not take Relaxiprin. Relaxiprin is safe for teenagers but should be taken only under supervision of parents or guardians.

Is it safe to take Relaxiprin while pregnant or nursing?
Consult your physician before taking Relaxiprin if you are pregnant or nursing.

Can I take Relaxiprin if I am already taking prescription medications?
If you are taking prescription medications, it’s always a good idea to talk to your doctor before taking Relaxiprin or any new supplement.

Are there any side effects from taking Relaxiprin?
There are no known side effects from taking Relaxiprin*.

Is Relaxiprin addictive or habit-forming?
No